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Accidentally Amy.

It All Began with a Coffee Mix-Up…

Isabella Shay is not the type of person who lies. She values honesty—until a chaotic morning puts her in a situation where one tiny decision changes everything.

Running late for her first day at a job she’s dreamed about, Izzy waits impatiently at the coffee shop counter when she hears a barista call out for “Amy” again and again. No one responds. The drink is exactly what she ordered, already paid for, and sitting much farther ahead in the queue.

In a moment of desperation, Izzy makes a questionable choice: she claims the coffee as her own.

But her small shortcut immediately backfires when she turns around and crashes into the most attractive man she’s ever seen, sending the drink all over his perfectly tailored suit. What begins as an embarrassing disaster unexpectedly turns into a charming encounter filled with instant chemistry and undeniable sparks.

The problem? The man thinks she’s someone else.

Before they part ways, he smiles and says, “See you tomorrow, Amy,” leaving Izzy certain she’ll have to explain the misunderstanding the next day.

Unfortunately, fate has a much bigger surprise waiting for her.

When Izzy arrives at her new workplace and meets the executive leading her department, she discovers that her coffee shop stranger is none other than Blake Phillips—the same man whose shirt she ruined and whose mistaken identity she never corrected.

The charming stranger from Starbucks is now her boss, and the sweet connection they shared seems to have disappeared. Instead, Blake is cold, intimidating, and completely unimpressed by her attempt to explain what happened.

A simple coffee mistake has turned into a complicated workplace situation, and Izzy must figure out how to survive working with the one man who thinks she’s a liar—while trying to ignore the chemistry that refuses to disappear.

A fun, romantic, and delightfully awkward story about unexpected connections, mistaken identities, workplace tension, and the possibility that the person who drives you crazy might just be the one you can’t stop thinking about.